2025 NFL Draft WR Class

Consensus board vs. draft day: the full WR class, charted.

The Steal

Who was the steal of the 2025 WR class?

Tez Johnson was ranked WR16 on the consensus board (#133 overall) but lasted until pick 235, where the Tampa Bay Buccaneers took him in Round 7. A 102-spot fall, the largest gap between consensus and draft day of any WR in the class. Behind him, Tory Horton (+67) and Elic Ayomanor (+66) also outlasted their rankings.

The Conviction Pick

Which WR did teams value above the consensus board?

The New York Jets took Arian Smith at pick 110, 147 spots ahead of his #257 consensus rank. That's the league's strongest disagreement with the public board at the position. Teams showed similar conviction on Isaac TeSlaa (101 spots) and Chimere Dike (100 spots).

The Cliff

Where did the WR talent drop off in 2025?

After Tory Horton went at pick 166, the next WR didn't come off the board for 37 picks. That's the sharpest drop in the class.

The Spend

How much did teams invest in WR in the 2025 draft?

Teams spent 30 picks on WR, 7 of them in the first two rounds. That's below the position's average of 32.4 since 2018.

The Bet

Which team bet biggest on WR in 2025?

The Carolina Panthers spent more draft capital on WR than any other club: picks 8 and 208, 37% of their total draft investment.

The One Who Slipped

Who was the highest-ranked WR to go undrafted in 2025?

Isaiah Bond, ranked #106 on the consensus board, went undrafted through all 257 picks.

PickPlayerPos RankConsensusΔSchoolTeam
8Tetairoa McMillanWR1#10−2ArizonaCarolina
19Emeka EgbukaWR3#25−6Ohio StateTampa Bay
23Matthew GoldenWR2#24−1TexasGreen Bay
34Jayden HigginsWR5#45−11Iowa StateHouston
39Luther Burden IIIWR4#29+10MissouriChicago
55Tre HarrisWR8#60−5MississippiLA Chargers
58Jack BechWR7#59−1TCULas Vegas
69Kyle WilliamsWR11#82−13Washington StateNew England
70Isaac TeSlaaWR20#171−101ArkansasDetroit
74Pat BryantWR19#163−89IllinoisDenver
79Jaylin NoelWR6#56+23Iowa StateHouston
87Savion WilliamsWR12#97−10TCUGreen Bay
102Tai FeltonWR15#129−27MarylandMinnesota
103Chimere DikeWR21#203−100FloridaTennessee
108Dont'e Thornton Jr.WR18#158−50TennesseeLas Vegas
110Arian SmithWR27#257−147GeorgiaNew York Jets
128Jaylin LaneWR17#157−29Virginia TechWashington
133Jalen RoyalsWR10#74+59Utah StateKansas City
136Elic AyomanorWR9#70+66StanfordTennessee
138Jordan WatkinsWR36#304−166MississippiSan Fransisco
158KeAndre Lambert-SmithWR22#206−48AuburnLA Chargers
166Tory HortonWR13#99+67Colorado StateSeattle
203LaJohntay WesterWR31#279−76ColoradoBaltimore
208Jimmy Horn Jr.WR29#271−63ColoradoCarolina
235Tez JohnsonWR16#133+102OregonTampa Bay
238Ricky White IIIWR23#209+29UNLVSeattle
240Kaden PratherWR25#246−6MarylandBuffalo
242Konata MumpfieldWR34#290−48PittsburghLA Rams
244Dominic LovettWR32#282−38GeorgiaDetroit
252Junior BergenWR37#573−321MontanaSan Fransisco
Undrafted (UDFA)
Isaiah BondWR14#106Texas
Elijhah BadgerWR24#227Florida
Ja'Corey BrooksWR26#247Louisville
Antwane Wells Jr.WR28#260Mississippi
Sam Brown Jr.WR30#277Miami
Da'Quan FeltonWR33#289Virginia Tech
Isaiah NeyorWR35#293Nebraska
Beaux CollinsWRNotre Dame
Nate McCollumWRNorth Carolina
Montorie FosterWRMichigan State
Jakobie Keeney-JamesWRUMass
Tyrone BrodenWRArkansas
Jamaal PritchettWRSouth Alabama

Pre-draft projections are from the Wide Left Consensus Big Board compiled by Arif Hasan, an aggregation of published analyst boards.